WhatPulse

WhatPulse is a program that collects various statistical information about your system. By installing it on your computer, you can find out the number of keystrokes, clicks made, system uptime, amount of transferred traffic, and other information. WhatPulse counts the number of keys you pressed while working on your computer. It can show how many keys were pressed in total, today, or in the past days. At the same time, you can even see how many times each individual key has been pressed in the interactive layout.

Besides the keyboard, WhatPulse also monitors mouse activity. The program can show a "heat map" that shows the areas of highest mouse cursor activity. In addition, you can see how many right, middle and left clicks have been made. Of more useful information, WhatPulse shows the amount of network traffic transmitted. You can find out how much information you have downloaded from/uploaded to the Internet, as well as find out which applications are generating the most traffic and slowing down the connection speed.

WhatPulse calculates system uptime - the time the system has been running continuously. You can use it to find out how long your computer has been running since it was last turned on/rebooted, its total uptime, the longest uptime period, the average duration of a work session, and the number of reboots. You can download WhatPulse for free from FreeSoft.com!